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Flooring for a specific room makes a huge difference. For example, hardwood flooring is one of the most popular options for a wood floor, but not necessarily as a flooring option to be covered with carpet (such as in a master bedroom).

It really depends on what look you are going for; so it’s super important to look at all the different types of flooring before you make a buying decision.
Hardwood
Harwood flooring is made from one single piece of hardwood cut from a tree of your choice. Most commonly, you’ll find floors made from oak, cherry, or walnut, but there are several additional solid wood options to choose from.
Engineered Wood
Engineered hardwood is a more affordable alternative to solid hardwood. Made by combining a top layer of genuine hardwood with multiple layers of ply plank that run in different directions beneath, they look like solid hardwood but have better resistance to moisture.
Bamboo
Natural bamboo produces floors with a very light wood color, but processing treatments are available to give the material a darker finish and make it look like other stained wood options.
Ceramic Tile
Ceramic tile is one of the most versatile flooring types. Its many colors, textures, shapes, and sizes make it an option that could coordinate well with any room in your home.
Stone
One of the most expensive flooring options is stone. This high-quality option adds a luxurious look to any space.
Polished Concrete
Polished concrete flooring is a new design trend, especially in modern homes. Some people even add colors, stains, or dyes to the surface before polishing to add color to the floor.
Laminate
If you love the look of hardwood, but just can’t work the cost into your budget, laminate flooring might be an attractive option.
Linoleum
When most people picture linoleum floors, they picture kitchens from the 1970’s with the slick-looking surface. Luckily, the option has come a long way since then, and there are many attractive choices available.
Cork
Cork floor is another option if you wish to opt for something that has a small environmental impact. The material is harvested from tree bark without killing the tree. Every eight to ten years the bark regenerates and can be used again to make cork flooring.
Carpet
Carpeting is another common and versatile option. It comes in more colors and textures than any other potential choices and is woven from a variety of materials.
Vinyl
Vinyl (which can come in the form of vinyl tile, vinyl plank and sheet vinyl) is known to be resilient flooring. Vinyl provides a flexible and cushioned floor surface that is durable and maintenance-free.

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